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The financial and non-financial factors that influence JSE-listed South African retailers' decision to lease or own their corporate real estate, specifically warehouses and distribution centres
South African retailers are reliant on Corporate Real Estate not only to grow their footprint, and by implication revenue, but also to enable them to distribute their products to their network of stores. Previous studies have demonstrated that retailers prefer leasing their stores, but no research e...
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Department of Construction Economics and Management
2023
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